Page 1 of RegionHack required for sanyo dc-ts760 home theatre system

Found a hack for sanyo dc-ts750 and wondering will that work for dc-ts760,grateful if anyone can help.

Found Hack for Sanyo dc-ts750,downloaded firmware upgrade but don`t know how to burn firmware onto CD (I`m using Nero Burning software)

You need to ensure you make a "Data Disc" rather than an audio or a video disk.
Also check carefully all instructions in the "readme file" that should have come with the hack-file. In particular, it will be probably tell you to make that data CD with a specific "Volume name" (the name of the CD as far as any CD/DVD player is concerned).
Without the correct volume name the CD won`t be recognised by the target DVD system.
The DVD player will then effectively boot from the data CD and rewrite/overwrite its flash memory with the new code that is contained in a file on CD.
Print off all instructions in the readme file before you proceed.
The procedure is somewhat similar to re-flashing a PC`s BIOS chip (normally done with a specially wrtten floppy disk).

Chris Muriel.

Chris would it be possable for you to make me a data disc for the 760 if so please email me at 7yeliab.yor[at]moc.dlrowltn and we`ll work something out as regards cost. Thank you.

Also have a Sanyo DC-TS760 and need the hack for multi-region.

I have found hack, but cannot find anywhere what the "Volume Name" of the CD should be called.

CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP

Post the URL for the location of the hack and I will download and have a look at it.
I may then be able to offer further advice.

This might also help others.
When I found a hack file for my own Sanyo DVD-X5 , I automatically posted my findings , including URL, here in the forum - to help others.

Reviewing all the posts in this forum , the vast majoirty seem to be from "freeloaders" either saying "Gimme, gimme ! " or asking to be emailed the hack.

In my view this is not the way to run a good self-help forum.

Chris Muriel, Manchester.

CHRIS

My request for the Volume name of the CD, comes from your notes see below.
Can you help ?

"You need to ensure you make a "Data Disc" rather than an audio or a video disk.
Also check carefully all instructions in the "readme file" that should have come with the hack-file. In particular, it will be probably tell you to make that data CD with a specific "Volume name" (the name of the CD as far as any CD/DVD player is concerned).
Without the correct volume name the CD won`t be recognised by the target DVD system.
The DVD player will then effectively boot from the data CD and rewrite/overwrite its flash memory with the new code that is contained in a file on CD.
Print off all instructions in the readme file before you proceed.
The procedure is somewhat similar to re-flashing a PC`s BIOS chip (normally done with a specially wrtten floppy disk). "

Sure- that was a generalised "how to" for re-flashing DVD players.

I cannot comment specifically on the hack you have for the Sanyo model you have unless I have the relevant files, details, or a URL so I can download and review them.

Chris Muriel, Manchester.

Chris


Here is the URL for the download
http://members.lycos.co.uk/brobert99/Programs/



Hope you can help.

i have been searching 4 this code 4 dc-ts750 could u be kind enough 2 let me have it please my email is sehcaoclegna[at].ku.oc.rednoyeulb
as am nearly badly with pulling me hair out trying to get it thank u.